National Gallery of Ireland - Education Dept. Review

Free admission for the main exhibit, but for a fee some inside which may be the most interesting. A place to visit for chia loves art, but don't expect the Louvre

Fabulous. Sadly lots of the rooms were closed for a private event but what was left was unforgettable and captivating. I'll definitely be back.

building beautifully restored with great Vermeer exhibition showing currently

Wonderful Moment in Time photography exhibition, fortunate to view before it wraps up at National Gallery of Ireland

The exhibits were really well curated. The building is impressive.

Beautiful collection of works. I really liked the work of Yeats!

Small gallery (it has less than 10 rooms and the gift shop is the most impressive). Although nice, it's not particularly interesting. Only worth a visit if you have 30min to kill.

Very nice museum! The permanent collection is filled with a masterpiece (European painter)
And seeing Vermeer in Ireland was a great experience!

A wonderful experience as always. The cafe is very nice and the current Vermeer exhibition is not to be missed.

Very nice building, and a nice collection to be Ireland.

I only visited the first floor with the Irish painters. Very interesting. Yeats the poet's brother brother did not know him. To be seen. Among other things, it is free

Large gallery housing a great collection of fine art, including the wonderful 'Taking of Christ' by Caravaggio. The modern wing is spacious with beautiful polished concrete walls. Free entry to see the permanent collection, special exhibitions may have a separate fee. Good museum shop.

Loved the Roberic o Connor collection great afternoon finished off with a visit to the cafe

The Caravaggio is on the third floor, room 41. I liked that they put it right in front of what they believed to be his previous author (Gherardo delle notti) and that all the paintings in that room speak expressions of amazement

It is a museum, not very large, currently with quite a few spaces in renovation or reassembly, but worth to be visited.

Feast to eyes. have patience to watch all paintings and read the stories about them.

Sorolla Exhibition is so beautiful. A Most See. I have already visited the Sorolla Museo in Madrid...Fabulous art and atmosphere.

Pretty decent, was surprised. A lot of landscapes but some cool romantic stuff and spotted a Bosch there too

I recommend it even with teens to tell you! On several floors there is something to do, especially I loved the exhibition on the stained glass. Our teens took time even though our Irish leader groups had imposed us 1h30. I advise you to prepare your basics to explain to interested teens. If you have more budget rent portable guides.

Although it s not the time to go, there aren t many places to open. I only look at a few pictures, but it s still good and there are free guides.

A fantastic way to spend an often rainy afternoon in Dublin. There is ample opportunities throughout to sit and enjoy the art pieces, and the gallery is spacious and well lit. The giftshop is also a haven for art enthusiasts with many books and postcards on sale.

Love the gallery on a Thursday night when entry is only 5 Euro and so quiet!

Memorable site worthy of being visited not one if not many times

Nice, compact and very instructive historical museum. Easy to go throug the exhibition

Excellent way to spend a day. Also, get a meal or a coffee in the gallery. Fun for all.

I went when they had a special exhibit of Vermeer and his contemporaries which I found absolutely fantastic and educational. Their in-house collection is nice too. I especially liked Jack B Yeats's paintings.

Emil Nolde, nice display, friendly staff. Only Emil Nolde section was paid for as rest of gallery is free-of-charge. Beautiful principle.

In some ambiences the paintings were not so clear due to the lighting; but it had interesting paintings, also maybe include some modern art

Brilliant Canaletto show, staff very attentive in all areas

Very nice exhibitions and great staff who are happy to answer questions

A fabulous gallery exhibiting an array of artwork dating back to the Dutch painters through to modern Irish artists. The gallery is a beautiful building in itself and has some wonderful spaces with gorgeous light and modern artwork being highlighted in this spots. Well worth a visit while in Dublin.

This is one place in Dublin that you can find amazing historical Art and be informed that it might look as a small building from the outside depending on which entrance you are standing but it is a big Gallery inside , we almost got lost inside but we a re glad because the more we kept on looking for a way out without asking the security or anyone , we kept on discovering more rooms with nice art . You must visit it

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A lovely space with free admission. Not a huge collection, but some nice works by Monet, Picasso, and van Gogh. A typical range of ugly Jesus babies from the medieval period.

Entry is free. They have wonderful exhibits and the staff were very helpful and friendly. I would definitely expect to spend a long period of time here and greatly look forward to my next visit.

This was a must-see for me after watching the Superb documentary about the refurbishment of the gallery. It didn't disappoint. The collection is superb, far better than I ever appreciated. I'm even more amazed that I could recommend this as a family day out.

My kids adored the Audio guides. You know an art gallery has its younger audience well catered for when a ten year old insists on seeing the portrait gallery after three hours. They're not particularly into art but really enjoyed it.

The refurbishment is magnificent. The staff were great. Even lunch was superb. Faultless. Absolutely essential to visit.

Beautiful art gallery worth seeing! Staff are really friendly!

The National Gallery of Ireland is a must visit place. It's free and houses the Caravaggio, The Taking of Christ. No visit to Dublin would be complete without seeing it!!

The exhibition on the first floor was narrow, so if you were despising, the third floor was very spacious. But I will put it for free. You can also shop at the museum shop slowly.

The Caravaggio is a must-see, worth checking out what special exhibitions they have on too. Not too busy on Sunday afternoons.

Modern and interesting. Must see if you are an art lover. They do not have many international big names, but everything exposed here is good.

There is a Caravaggio, among others: it is worth visiting

The National Gallery is well worth a visit. Make sure you stay for coffee and cakes in the cafe.

Packed with paintings but should be better organized

Especially recommend the free 45 minutes tours, the guides are great!

Great gallery to visit. Free entrance. Encountered the special display of the amazing water painting only twice a week. (Thursday 17:30 and Sunday 14:00) Extremely nice staff :)

Absolutely riveting experience, also absolutely boring if you don't enjoy art. There are some anatomy paintings and sculptures to keep the sophomoric like myself engaged in the content. As always the people in Ireland and here are wonderful and very easy to get along with. The security guards here like to chit chat too if you find yourself with questions or needing entertainment.

A great place to wander while soaking up lore about the Viking contribution to Irish culture.

Fantastic art gallery with paintings from the most remarkable painters in Europe from all the times. Good facilities and galleries in a beautiful building despite its weird distribution, sometimes impossible to find the way to get to other wing or gallery.

A lovely collection showcased in uncluttered galleries with pleasant staff.

never fail to be impressed by this place and the exhibitions shown!!!

I met my brother here, gave me a tour of all the galleries, he is one of the fantastic curators in this museum.

Easy to navigate, impressive collection and lovely selection of food in the cafe. I enjoyed my visit!